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The Acute Stroke Clinical Care Standard infographic provides key information on this national standard. 

The purpose of this guide is to provide practical guidance for managers and practitioners responsible for credentialing, and for determining and managing, a health practitioner’s scope of clinical practice. This is an ancillary guide only. It does not replace or supersede state, territory or organisational policies on credentialing.

This document supports the implementation of the Venous Thromboembolism Prevention Clinical Care Standard.  Each section of the guide includes tips for implementation, case studies and examples of venous thromboembolism (VTE) prevention strategies, reflective questions and useful resources.

The second edition of the Charter (A4 Accessible version).

Display the Australian Charter of Healthcare Rights on your health service’s TV monitors and digital signs.

Understanding My Healthcare Rights: a guide for consumers - Word accessible version

This consumer guide explains what the Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Care Standard means for consumers, and what they can do to have an active role in their care.

Environmental cleaning is a key component of standard precautions; the first-line in infection prevention and control in the healthcare environment. Updated July 2020.

Understanding My Healthcare Rights: a guide for consumers - A4 Print version

Instructions for troubleshooting the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application on your Apple device

This fact sheet explains what the Antimicrobial Stewardship Clinical Care Standard means for clinicians and for patient care.

The tops Tips for Safe Health Care are now available in digital formats to display on screens.

A comprehensive guide to the healthcare rights patients can expect including access, safety, respect, partnership, information, privacy and giving feedback.

Instructions on how to submit a completed audit using the Hand Hygiene Compliance Application.

An overview of the healthcare rights patients can expect including access, safety, respect, partnership, information, privacy and giving feedback.

An infographic for consumers on the second edition of the Australian Charter of Healthcare Rights.

Maintaining good hand care is important for ensuring effective hand hygiene. Frequent hand hygiene is important for preventing the spread of infection, such as COVID-19, however frequent hand hygiene can take a toll on your hands.

The Australasian College of Dermatologists and the Occupational Dermatitis Research and Education Centre have recently developed information resources to support healthcare workers, ensuring that they have healthy hands.

Understanding My Healthcare Rights: a summary booklet - accessible version